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Can't read the newest props in Sortable problem #1885
I'm using sortablejs in React since I need the handle and nested drag-and-drop list.
Problem: I can't read the newest props when the drag action ends.
Description: This page is for editing purpose. I have a nested 3 level drag and drop list with textarea. like this
I only have an "allItems" state in my parent component and every text change will modify this state and trigger the rerender.
When I finish dragging, the list's order will change, but all the changes I did in the textarea are gone.
I tried to print out the "allItems" in different places, I found out that in store.set, onEnd, onUpdate, and onChange, the data of "allItems" is the initial value, not the newest one.
So I assume that somehow there's a state in my sortable variable and it is not updated.
But I thought that I change the state, trigger the rerender, and my useEffect listen to the "allItems" passed in from parent and create the sortable again, so it should have the newest value?
How can I solve this problem?
Thanks in advance.
Code:
// this function simply print the props "allItems" passed from parent component// str indicates where I call this functionconsttest=(str)=>{console.log(allItems,'in test',str)}useEffect(()=>{test('in effect')// serialNum is a unique number I create from Date.now() to insure el has the newest html elementletel=document.getElementById(`listWithHandle${serialNum}`)letsortable=Sortable.create(el,{group: `nested ${serialNum}`,animation: 500,fallbackOnBody: true,swapThreshold: 0.65,handle: '.glyphicon-move',onEnd: (evt)=>{test('in on end')},store: {get: function(sortable){test('in get')},set: (newOrder)=>{updateOrder(allItems,newOrder)}}})return()=>{// cleanup}},[allItems])constupdateOrder=useCallback((all,newHTMLOrder)=>{test('in update')...somelogic// update the parent setListItems(all)},[allItems])
My way is to create a new state variable and set it in onEnd, then create a new useEffect only listen to that new variable.
By doing this, I can get the newest order and props in the new useEffect.
I'm experiencing an issue like this except with onAdd and onRemove with useEffect, i pass in my dependency to useEffect and onAdd gets the updates but onRemove does not. The result is when I add any items to a list the state is updated but when i remove them my state is reset to it's original value.
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[-]problem Can't read the newest props in Sortable[/-][+]Can't read the newest props in Sortable problem [/+]yourAverageDeveloper commentedon Aug 23, 2020
I am also experiencing the same problem. I am wondering if there is a temporary workaround for this?
wengair commentedon Aug 23, 2020
My way is to create a new state variable and set it in
onEnd, then create a newuseEffectonly listen to that new variable.By doing this, I can get the newest order and props in the new
useEffect.waynevanson commentedon Aug 31, 2020
The react bindings use the sortable events to manipulate the DOM and update state, to which i see you're updating the state of your application.
Try
useLayoutEffect, as you might have to access the DOM AFTER it's been painted/rendered.You'd have to provide a working example to get additional help, using a code sandbox or something similar.
jjoker0110 commentedon Dec 2, 2021
I'm experiencing an issue like this except with onAdd and onRemove with useEffect, i pass in my dependency to useEffect and onAdd gets the updates but onRemove does not. The result is when I add any items to a list the state is updated but when i remove them my state is reset to it's original value.